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As of Thu 10 Sept 2026 · 27 stories · Source: Daily Newsletter Digest

Thursday 10 September 2026

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  1. 01 · The Washington Post

    "What Republicans are campaigning on for the midterms"

    Amber Phillips lays out the three Republican midterm planks: affordability, the tax bill and Democratic socialists.

  2. 02 · The Washington Post

    "Trump gave $45,000 cash gifts to Natalie Harp, two other close aides"

    Further reading from the day's section on the Dallas convention and the affordability problem.

  3. 03 · The Washington Post

    "Trump is remodeling the White House. The group set up to protect it has stayed quiet."

    Further reading from the day's section on the Dallas convention and the affordability problem.

  4. 04 · The Washington Post

    "Trump is running out of time as he tries to restrict mail voting"

    Further reading from the day's section on mail voting, maps and Missouri's contempt fight.

  5. 05 · The Washington Post

    "What to watch when voting in the midterms"

    Further reading from the day's section on mail voting, maps and Missouri's contempt fight.

  6. 06 · Business Insider

    "What's behind the surge in oil prices"

    Crude crossed $100 for the first time since July as Iran hit ten vessels and the Houthis blockaded Saudi Arabia's Red Sea export route.

    Energy

  7. 07 · The Washington Post

    "Drivers face more pain as oil rockets back toward $100 per barrel"

    Saudi Arabia's oil exports hit a thirteen-year low with both its primary shipping lanes disrupted at once.

  8. 08 · The Washington Post

    "Anthropic researcher resigns, warning of reckless race toward superintelligence"

    An Anthropic researcher who posted greater-than-ten-percent odds that AI kills all humans within a decade has resigned, warning of a reckless race.

    AI

  9. 09 · Puck

    "Bernie's A.I. Oppenheimer Moment"

    Ian Krietzberg finds the flaw in the Sanders and Casar superintelligence bill: nobody can agree what ASI is, so there is nothing to non-proliferate.

    AI

  10. 10 · Business Insider

    "The math solution causing a problem"

    An NYU professor's Navier-Stokes progress was followed within a day by OpenAI's own solution, raising the question of model owners front-running users' work.

    AI

  11. 11 · OpenAI

    "A solution to the Navier–Stokes problem"

    OpenAI's own Navier-Stokes solution followed an NYU professor's progress on the problem within a day.

    AI

  12. 12 · Puck

    "How Netflix Won the Lonesome Dove Rodeo"

    Netflix took the entire Lonesome Dove tetralogy while Paramount never took a meeting.

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  1. 13 · Puck

    "GQAnon: Inside Adam Baidawi's Uphill Battle at GQ"

    Further reading from the day's section on media, the Fox-Roku review and FAST TV's data problem.

  2. 14 · Digiday

    "WTF is a ghost creator?"

    Further reading from the day's section on media, the Fox-Roku review and FAST TV's data problem.

  3. 15 · Digiday

    "WTF is the Amazon ad surcharge lawsuit?"

    Further reading from the day's section on media, the Fox-Roku review and FAST TV's data problem.

    Regulation

  4. 16 · Digiday

    "Future of TV Briefing: Where have all the cord-cutters gone?"

    Further reading from the day's section on the DOJ's Fox-Roku review and FAST TV's data problem.

  5. 17 · Front Office Sports

    "NFL Wants to Own Wednesday"

    The NFL moved the Patriots-Seahawks Super Bowl rematch to Wednesday, and it won't be the only Wednesday game this season.

  6. 18 · Front Office Sports

    "NBC ditches blended ratings for Nielsen NFL standard"

    NBC Sports is abandoning its blended linear-plus-streaming audience math and reverting to Nielsen's standard.

  7. 19 · Front Office Sports

    "Shelton–Alcaraz ends at 3 a.m., renewing scheduling debate"

    Ben Shelton beat Alcaraz in a match that ended at 3:33 a.m. Eastern, the latest finish in US Open history.

  8. 20 · Puck

    "College Football Goes to the Mattresses"

    Further reading from the day's section on sports business and the NFL's new day of the week.

    College sport

  9. 21 · Business Insider

    "Peak pain in the Sun Belt may be behind us"

    Texas and Florida metro home prices are flattening or turning positive, the first real sign peak Sun Belt pain is behind us.

    Housing

  10. 22 · Business Insider

    "Trump bans Canadian alcohol, tariffs cheese as trade war escalates"

    Trump is banning some Canadian alcohol and putting a fifty percent tariff on Canadian cheese.

    Tariffs

  11. 23 · Business Insider

    "Mark Cuban's 10-point checklist for towns getting their first data center"

    Further reading from the day's lightning round.

    Data centres

  12. 24 · The Washington Post

    "Cancer's toll on 9/11 survivors is accelerating 25 years later"

    Twenty-five years on, the epidemiological curve for cancer among 9/11 survivors is still bending the wrong way.

  13. 25 · The Washington Post

    "The largely hidden force helping drive America's craze for weight-loss drugs"

    America's craze for weight-loss drugs, reframed as a distribution-economics story.

  14. 26 · Business Insider

    "How Sergey Brin took over Gemini from a microkitchen"

    Eight current and former employees on how Sergey Brin routes around Alphabet's bureaucracy.

  15. 27 · The London Scoop

    "Uniform Chaos"

    Pelicans have lived in St James's Park since 1664, and this year chicks hatched there for the first time.

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